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Author Archives: Tony Redmond
NFS and Exchange: Am I a sheep? Some at Nutanix think so…
A number of people working for Nutanix have been in the vanguard of those who would like to see NFS supported as a valid storage option for Exchange deployments, some of whom cheerfully recommend that “customers continue to run Exchange … Continue reading
Posted in Email, Exchange, Exchange 2013
Tagged DAG, Database Availability Group, High Availability, iSCSI, NFS, Nutanix, Virtualization
6 Comments
My top 10 Office 365 Roadmap features
As I discussed in an “Exchange Unwashed” post about Office 365 change management, Microsoft has adopted new methods to keep customers informed about new developments in the rapidly-changing world of Office 365. This is a necessary step not only because … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud, Exchange, Office 365
Tagged Data Loss Prevention, Exchange 2013, Exchange Online, New features, Office 365, Roadmap, SharePoint Online
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Cloud services mean a very different support experience
My recent experience of working through a problem with Office 365 support confirmed once again just how fundamental the paradigm shift is for IT professionals tasked with resolving problems after workload moves to the cloud. Overall, the support experience was … Continue reading
Progress in raising public folder limits – but we’re not there yet
It was great to see the EHLO blog informing the Exchange community that work is progressing to increase the scalability of modern public folders and raise the somewhat pathetic limits revealed last March. As you’ll recall, the old limits were … Continue reading
Posted in Email, Exchange, Exchange 2010, Exchange 2013
Tagged Exchange 2013, Exchange Online, Modern public folders, Office 365, Public folder migration
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GAMME – an unfortunate name for Google’s new migration utility
I know (because I have visited the Dublin Googleplex several times) that Google employs several thousand people in Ireland. Couldn’t one of them have looked at the acronym for their new Google Apps Migration for Microsoft Exchange (GAMME) service and … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud, Email, Exchange, Office 365, Technology
Tagged EWS, Exchange 2003, Exchange 2013, Exchange Online, Exchange Web Services, GAMME, Gmail, Google Apps, IMAP4, Mailbox Replication Service, Migration, MRS, Office 365
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Exchange Unwashed Digest – May 2014
May 2014 brought a TechEd North America event and produced some interesting news from that conference. But there was lots of other stuff to discuss during the month. Here’s what I published on my Exchange Unwashed blog on WindowsITPro.com. Learning about … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud, Email, Exchange, Exchange 2013, Office 365, Outlook
Tagged Clutter, Data Loss Prevention, DLP, Exchange 2013 CU5, Exchange Unwashed, Gmail, Google Apps, Office Graph, Outlook, SharePoint Online, TechEd EMEA
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The odd case of Chrome and the disappearing Office 365 mailboxes
As some of you know, I use Office 365 for my production email service. I also use SharePoint and Lync, but email is often the reason why people move to a paid-for cloud service. You might be surprised that I … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud, Email, Exchange, Office 365
Tagged Chrome, EAC, Exchange Administration Center, Exchange Online, Mailboxes, Microsoft Support, Office 365, Public folders, RBAC
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Some factors that make it much easier to introduce new features in the cloud
As you’re probably aware, Microsoft uses the same code base to deliver both Exchange 2013 on-premises and Exchange Online. New builds are generated from the base and first appear in Exchange Online and later in a quarterly cumulative update. It … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud, Email, Exchange, Office 365
Tagged cloud complexity, Exchange Online, Office 365, Office Graph, on-premises software
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New technology changes comparison between on-premises and cloud software
When cloud services first became available, it was said that the most dangerous weapon in IT was the article in an airline magazine that attracted the attention of a CIO to a cheap monthly payment per user. Enthused by the … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud, Email, Exchange, Office 365
Tagged Cloud services, Clutter, Exchange 2013, Office 365, Office Graph, On-premises email, Oslo
6 Comments
Enterprise-grade cloud services are the new battleground between Microsoft and Google
The first day of any large vendor-centric technology conference is invariably accompanied by a great deal of hype as the vendor takes full opportunity to strut their stuff and spread the good news. Keynotes full of bold new announcements are … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud, Email, Exchange, Office 365
Tagged Cloud services, enterprise-grade, Exchange Online, Gmail, Google Apps, Office 365, Security, SLA performance
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